Black widows aren't always black.

WHAT'S UP everybody. It's Todd the exterminator here. More of a serious video today. I'm at a commercial client, pest control warehouse and, uh, I wanna, like, this is a public service announcement. I wanna make sure everyone knows what the one, the two most poisonous spiders in Florida are. And the first one is the brown recluse. A lot of people talking about that. It's usually under dark areas, spaces of houses and, you know, under decks and things like that. But the one that is in plain sight is the black widow. These little crater moonlight egg sacs right here, not far away, is a female black widow spider. And here's the thing about black widow spiders. I already treated this one, so it's almost dead. The black widow spider is not always black. Sometimes it can be brown. If you look very closely, this is a brown widow. If you look on the back, you can see that hourglass to hang on, uh, into the light. Let me get a light here. There we go. Here. At this, you will see the backside of this brown widow. See that nice hourglass right there? Close-up on it here. Bright red hourglass on her there. That is just as poisonous as a black widow spider.